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In which part of the Constitution has the centre–state relation been described?

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XI = Relations, XII = Finance. Keep XI (245–263) vs XII (264–300A) separate.
  • Part-IX
  • Part-X
  • Part-XI
  • Part-XII
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation

Step 1: Locate the content. Part XI (Articles 245–263) deals with Relations between the Union and the States:
• {Chapter I} (Arts. 245–255) — Legislative Relations (territorial/subject-matter competence, residuary powers, repugnancy).
• {Chapter II} (Arts. 256–263) — Administrative Relations (obligations of States/Union, directions, Inter-State Council).

Step 2: Distinguish other Parts.
Part IX—Panchayats; Part X—Scheduled and Tribal Areas; Part XII—Finance, Property, Contracts and Suits (financial relations, but not the whole centre–state scheme).

Step 3: Conclude. \[ \boxed{\text{Centre–State relations are set out in Part XI (Option C).}} \]
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